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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13
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Sinh mebrere Nddte Der S&lof seraubt
purbe unb Der 3u Der lleber3eusuns oes
lonate, baB 0lrs. Winslpms Scptbing
Sprup ssrabs Der slrtitel isi. beiien er fir
bas ainb benStbiste. faufte einsn BOrratb
bapon. 9ls er mad Sauie fam unb ieis
ner 9rau bapOn Mittbeiluns madte, meis
serte fe i6. ben, Sinbe BON Dem @efauf.
ten ~ perabreiden, ba le cine Nnhinae.
rim Der 6cmScpatbie mar. Die nddfte
Wadt murbe richer ialaflos psrbradt.
Gls Der Batter am ud4ftsn Gage mad
Sauie fan, funb er bas Sinh idls5tsr
als ie, unb ba & .abermals cine idlafloie
Nadt befirGtete, perabrei&te er witrenb
Der Mbpeienbeit feiner Srau benz Sinbe
cine Borticn bes 6prup unb iaste nidts
bacon. Die Ha4t barauf idlief Gnes
wpbl unb Der tleine Sdreier erwadte
az, Morssn NIT beiterm @eiidt. Die
Mutter mar erfreut iber ben plSsliden
wuueerbaren 8edfsl unb cbucbl fe fiA
,uerft beleibiat fibl.e, ale fe Guffldruns
srbielt, ieste fs bennc& ben @ebroud
bes Sprnps fort. Sdreisnbe Sinber
uno idlaflOis Ri6te fnb ibr jest uute.
fannt. @ins ~ein3elne BrObe nit benz
Sprup bat nod oas 2eiben iepes Rinbes
uno bas Scrurtbeil Der Wntter beliest.
Sn alien apctbsten ,u bobsn; rs Gents
bic 6lai&e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13

- gs gtebt mebr gatarrb in biefer
6ettion bes Qanbes, OILS ole iibrigen
Qranfbeiten 3ufammeH geuommen, uab
Bis In bic lebter Sabre binein murbe
oerieIbe fir unbeilbar gebalten. Wdbs
renb pieIer Sabre bielten bic glerste Ga.
tarrb fur cine Ictale 2ranfbeit unb fu9s
ten fe nit Iofalen MittelH 81. beileu, ba
bieie nber ni9t anfdlagen MOLTEN, ers
tIdrteten He 3ulebt ben gatorrb fur un=
heiIbar. Sic Wihenidaft bdlt ibn fir
cine eon5itutioaele Rranfbeit, beren
6eilung conftitutionele Mit!el erfors
BERT. 0alr's @artarrb Cure,
fabriairt bon s. s. Gbenep& Co..
SoIebo, Ohio, if has ein5ige conititus
tioae1e Wittel, bas ii9 gegeHudrtig i'm
Warfte be5inbet. gs ipiro innerIi6 latls
getpanot in Dozen bon 10 9ropfen in
einem 3beel6fel. So iuitft brett auf
bas Blut unb bic Muoas Sberfd9e
be-. 6pRems. Die Snbrjfauten bieten
500 fhr ieben GaG. in Dem bas Mittel
bic 0eilung ,beifagt. Man ienbe nod
gireularen unb3 eugnihen unb abbrefiire
S. s. @benep & Co.,
Solebo, Ohio.
sdr8ei allen apotbetern fir rs @ents
Al hQbeu.
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mna. I'LL 8 0 b

l1nfere .0auptnabruns III unb bIeibt
bas 6Ieii6, unb nm fol@es frif@ uno
gut sa e~rlangeil, fanrt man unm6gli9
einen 3uperIdifseren Marft finbeH, .gls
ben bon Wm. S6fliug & Sobn, Ho.
511 Mpe. 6. Sie Serren baben benz
8ei6mad ibrer 2unben Re9uung ges
tragerl unb in ibrem gtablifement cine
falte 2nftmoi9ine erridtet, ueide allen
Mnforoerunger fitr grbaltuug unb gnts
fsrnuug i9dblider Snsrebiensen bes
5Ieii1es entfpri@t. Sic baben befidn.
big in ibren 8iebb0fen einen groBen
00rratb BON Maffpieh, Gus tuel9em
rur has Bette fir ibre Gunoen gepdtlt
tpirb. Wer reel bebient fem Mil, Der
beiu6e ben Wartt, SO. 511
.Mpenue 6. 1.10t1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13
Tegaie.

- Sn Der ct. Gtanislans Meabemie
au Waeo gerietben bic 2Ieibsr Der ellie
Map Bennet in Branb, ais he Dor benz
Ofen fanb. Sic ipraug binaus In
ben 6ot bort mari aber cine @@ueiter
bes Sntfitnts cine tpollene Oede lint He
unb rettete he bamit bonn Sobe. Sas
Mdb1en III an ben unterrn GIiebmaben
f9mer %berbrannt, aber ni9t gefdbrli@
berlebt.
= Ser brittle She'll Der @ei3enern'
te In We2ennan gountp 1T bertrsdnet.
Der Srinitp mar am 10. nit A 3oa biz
dem gis bebedt.
= Sas @ranburg College in Gran.
burg lit abgebrannt. DerIuf SIS. 900.
Sas 6euer entffanb in Der Oruderei.
- linn Cooper, cine farbige Grau,
bic in Der Ndbe Don 2ongpiem rpobnt,
bate elm srobes Geuer in ibrer 2l9e
e~ntsiinbet. Damn riidte he bic gettftel.
de, auf pel6er ibr breiidbriger 2nabe
log, Dor bas 6euer Hnb berlieB bas
9aus. ginige Stunben fpdter fanben
Die Na6barn bic 8etttele unb ben 2nas
ben bblig perbraunten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13
u u 8 t o b e1ml

CUR m6gIi9ff f1neaen 8eenbiauns
BET Genatornabl BON Seiten Der teras
nif1en 2egisIatur madt bic s@albefton
Stems" ben broligan 8orf9lag, es ioae
ausgefnobelt merben, (stoss-up" eigents
lid riur BON Miin3en gebrdu9lid, bic
mon in bic 96be pirft. UNI Su erratben
urtb 3a tpetten, tpel9e Settle beim Nies
b~erfalleu pben lieger tpirb) Oh &eagan,
Marep, SreIaub Dber SerreQ ben fetten
Bifen Der BunbessS enatur erf@nnppen
merbe.
Wir .tpollen boffen, BOB bas @alpes
ffoner 8latt ni1t Redt bebdlt, tuenn es
Der 8eftrdtuns Raum siebt, baB es
WoGen lang bauern fDnne, ebe
mon fiG in Nuftin iiber bic perfon oes
Bunbesfenators geeinigt bat.
5Darum iiberbaupt Marep aus benz
Genat beraussebrdnst tueroen ioa, 1T
fir ben Surdf6nittss Birger p6lis irrts
begreifi9, benn irgenb ettDas poftis
pes bor3uperfen lit Tim nidt. unb es
1T bur9aus niGt bic minbeffe @etpdbr,
bab elmer Der anberet Qanbibaten- ben
SIP i'm SENATE better uuo sufriebenRels
lenber ausfiler ipirb, ais es Marep
bisber getbau. llnb blos, neil @eagan
fiH aus benz a~ufreibenhen SumuIt bes
Reprdiemtantenbaufes in ben fiilen 6a'
fen oes Senates febnt, unb neil Sres
lamb eirnal on Stele Der Stats $ pos
Iitit NationolsP nlitit treiben m0dte-
barum bic Nufreguug? unbtaarum Der
6aber u1b Der 3mifti In Der 2e9islatur9
Giner BON ben brei ober ooer bier 2ons
fitrrenten fam ben preis MUIR ban0n
tragen, unb ba bas mobl nnb @ebe
bes Gtaates, ia, ni9t einmal irgenb
cine pnrteifrose babel in 8etraht
fommt, 10 tpdre Der 8orf6lag Der Gals
peiton Neips, tpenti CT aud freili9 muir
fdersbaft gemeint 1T. tpirtlih bic ems
fa6ffe unb i1nelHe 26iung Der perfos
nenfrage. Mio: a~usfnobelnl Wer
bic meiite1 ausen tuirft, wirb 8unbess
Genatorl
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aesm smossn.as.ie s nsebr.

ebparb Sbspberb in 9arrisbuls, 81, iast :
sDa bsr @ebraud bes Gleet.ie Bitter 10 ipotl'
fbdtise GOIs::. fur mid bate, baIte i'd mid fur
berpfidtet, bies Der feibenpsn Wenidbeit nit.
sutbsiIen Sd bate cdt Sabre lang Elm bOies
gein -unb meine aer;te kss55dupteten. oab ents
psber her suoden esidabt ODER eas Sein ab.
genommen berben mine. Statt beifen aebraud-
te i'd orei 6Iaiden electric Bitter uno 7 S&a4.
teln Budlens arniea. SaIbs unb msin Seiu n
itbt ssfunb.
electric Bittsrs uirb fsts ben GrfoIs haben,
Der fur bafslbe beaniprutt mirb. BUR 80
Gents bic 6IaiGe bel u. Dreib.
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6. s. MaHHer,

205 We 6 ON m er ee FIR aBe.
bdlt elm groBes unb iebr ~aeudbltes 2as
ger DON SapeteM &ouIeauT.
BiIberrabmen unb .Geifen n.
unb ferner neben 3ei9nensM ateriaiien
aler Mrt. Garben unb Anfreiz
der : so aterialien, Defenders
6ammers fertig gemif9rte
Tarben, bic beften unb biligften i'm
Warfte, BIZ urter boiler @arantie bers
fault werben. 6enters unb 6 pi e.
geIgias unb anbere In bieies Sad
fdlagenbe Mrtitel; porin 6err Miiler
has grbBte Eager i'm Wefien bes Staas
tes bat. luftrdge aus benz 2anbe pers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13
Meue maaren! aaeme asaareml

SmGinbereIlaS &ubs 6t0re
gfe S~euftontraBe & @ue. 6.
9err Baum bonn Cinderella 66ubs
fore bat bic 6flideu Mdrfte befu6t
unb einen iiberraidenb reie baltiseu
8erratb bon S6uben fiir Oameu urh
2inber, iomie fir 9erre1 einssstauft.
Die Waarert fnb DorSigli9: oauerhaft
unb Iebr preispirbis. SIEVE 5amilie
folte es fi9 our 4ufsabe matben, 4i..reH
8ebarf an Sdub3eug In Ginbes
relIa Store su faufeH. alfo per=
geBt ni9t ben
Cinderella Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13

-Srgenb elm llnmobHein, bas fi9
bonn Magen Der beripiiren ldBt unb bon
einem bumpfen Gopfweb begleitet 1T,
berubt in ben meiiten 6daen auf elmer
llnterbredung bes 8erbauungss.scei.
fes, refp. St0rung in ben beBielben bes
tpirfenben Organen. Mper's pillen
bebsn bieie St6rung auf. bertreiben
bas Ropfpeb unb fiellen ben Mppetit
pieber auf cine geiunoe Bats.
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$4,000 sesetbens aassessbeii.

pbere 8. s. % tIIiamies. elm 5ra9sssr
GrmeesDffster urb ersecnfuI Der ger; 81.
san Graneiseo, Gal, berittet, ooB e ianss
Sabre an cciteri Nheanletisriis esllttsn
III ,f,b lie beribuiteften N6ber crberer 2droer
peraebe,s anaesronht batte. rutiroe es elx9 PFC
anipenbura ron Ct. Satobs Del uoufarotg
understandable
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Ss- e~fntaufenb GoIrdr3 uerben bea1s
,enioet beiabIf, sueI&er 8epeiie tefert. hnb bic
rorReberben p6er aae nntereri Seugniie, l1ei4e
pon Ser The Charles A. Vogeler Coz uereiterta
Fdfrerbeu, ni9t e9t fab. Mle uofisf1s rexefen1
Ei&ten 4eaguife fHb acknowledgement
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IS satre ssIities sua bans et1sIIt.

Sas .acuispine I(ap.) Courier . Sotriol,
{ast: @roteFor 6. q. SonaIbfen. pel9sr
In Der S1la9t BET Gettysburg. t4,per usrs
bejfdnbia an rbeunatifHen G9u,er5en aslttteu.
&C uerjlbte rieIe Eoftorer, bic beribuites
Zen Bdber, erectrifHe 9pparate UNI PIE peg
t&ietenfes SeiIraitfel chue Grtcls: Gnel@
reriu&te er Ct. Snfobs Del, suet4es t9n uous
fdnhtg yuieberberfteute.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13

Sas @ert ees perforbenen
Rei6stags abseorbnten 2oetDe rSie
lebten Sage bes 6ranffurter parlas
ments" III in Druid erf6ieuen.
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1886. 9erbft. 1886.
L. EUTH & SOHN,.
BITE aIte uub bspabrte
Gtien> u. 6Dl5maaren<,
Harben. auo Gnrneus6 anbInue


6arben. unc Gnrseusp anbinne
sas. ass NIB 20 NlssltsgsragA
Gan Autouto- ..----..----xex0es
9aben iotben serbaIttn:
Siren terbR. urA miatrr : NsSsrf BON
%. 2aabretb &Sr3a 0nrtfn,
unb .Gnmen.
Inter anberm uene graie araut- NIB ebinat-
Saneu, fribe Bobnen nnb 1Grbien fur eerbf-
pfansuns, @inter. Sosesa unb 0erae, Nliaet,
Sorghum n. I /. 10.
1000 Vfunb ueue Grnte Rab@ Sanfen.
so Yfunb GI pafo 6ipiebe. Samen.
300 HufbI s6ten Sobuion @rassS arnen.
iRafeu> unb @njure 0sas : Samfu. MfaIfa,
rothen unb ipei5en 4Iee. Samen.
aaenfen fur fbos. Meifle d. Cos 6entud1
8Iue Gras SuIfb 4Hise, bic beffen, eipssadFen.
fdrf1en uub b~iIisfieu &eit s@aase I'M Rarfte.
Hssuten fur bic beribmteu
BrinIy Pfl q,
Planet IL. Gamensrins, eanb pfise unh
6uItibators, Belle eth 6utter. S1neibemafdi.
men, epa. 3. Bre9t @ut1maffiueu unb But
der utenfIien, &arrifon Bros. & 60. semif9te
6arbsH, Sobuaons GoItmirfarben &c.
Carl s. W1utbs Hiensnrau&er, 6cniss
Grtractors uub ReRer,
snass sn ben nisSrisRen Rreifeu.
i. Huth Il Sohn.
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3ie .ssreie Yrefe fir Segas"
eat bon anen oemtfG s teranif@en
8eitaaeea ote sr56te Abonnettes''
sabl.
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80 sasss ssIitssa aas aasi, stastIt.
caanaov maj

ss PSI e sass es afssisi e. s ssassa J. ssi ssds.
orbettet, faste: sgaein Batter, tueI9es Bro.
90 gortsStrase tebt, aatte felt ben tettes
tismuB tn ben SRben eelittea. Ct seg bic
beter Mertte ~ battle un6 uerfudte Que hes
FAINTER, 6eiErtitteI, cbne iraesib rpel4en Grtnlg.
SIN Iettel @inter, 81 spelAer Belt tetne Dabe
Irnb Der srntere 3beiI ftiner mstre tart GHs
eeIdirDues suoresf, uerfu4te er st. SatoeS Da
strh in frrzer Reit mar er qebetlt,
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Staakobs 81
!" WH
a M-teuntatiSut1S.
@nnberbare SeiInustti.
10 Satfe peIittsuf uao Dant stttiIt.

". AIbanpsStf.I Stgurus % %
ifeber piersis Sabre bin Id elm Gpfer rbeas
itotifAer G&rtersen 9erueier. SO suitroe
Uernnlabt, 81. Satobs Del gu gehrau9et ino
saa4bemi4 s,pes 6Iafden onseIpanet bate, ioas
zen ale G&ntersert peri9Iuunheu. yletne gttes
Der, sreI9e ftetf itnb Iatrs Iucreyts ttuo te4t 10
9eIeHiig iuie In sHsiuer Susenb..
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nebmen min, Der ri6ge es tbunl 9lber
bic 8uubesregierung mil es nidt unb
beBbaIb Iegt He benz Rei9stage bieien
@eiebentmurf Dor. Wir tpolIen cine
~seniigenbe 3abI aussebilbeter Soloaten
i'm Mei1e babeu. Wir baben ben 3eit.
rauri BON z Sabren sewdbIt. neil bers
felbe fdon frlbereu Bersinbarungen 3u
@runbe lag, unb neil infer gar3es
8erfafungslebea auf bieiem gompros
nib berubt. Der Hunoesratb bat bic.
fem BLAME feline DoQe 3uitimmung ge.
geben, ba inn rur bas Wobl bes Reis
DIES uro bic Gi6erbeit bes 0aterlanbes
am Seraen lag. @laubt Der 9eiGstag
etma, bob, wenu er fid peigerr, bas
Septennat an3untbmen. Der Bunbes-
ratb bon benz einmal bei1rittenen Wege
abpeiden tpirb2 Wenn dbnIi1e 6or.
berunsen in Jranfrei9 seftelt ipiirben,
gIaubeu Sic etma, baB bieielben auf
irseno frel6e Oppoftion ftoBen Mir
benz t(Eiebe: Sagesna9ri6ten, Mei,
nunssoeri9iebenbeit spii6en youlans
ger uHb @oblet!) SD mieberboIe es:
Wir befteben auf Der 6orbsruns elmer
Wpraus bemiligung bes erb6bten Mi.
liidr . Budgets auf fieben Sabre unb
ruerben niht uln zines 9aares 8reite
eopon absebsnl @er garantirt uns
n,,s oieielben Notwithstanding i'm
3ridsiaa? Wolen Sic. baB Deutfds
Ianbs @roBe unb Nisbersang bon gu.
fdaiaen 9ei1stags maioritaten abbdus
gen fol2 8eiddbe bies, bann wtiroe
aus Dem faiferIiben &ei@s'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
4 New C9tton Seed Oil Mill.
CulumLiu Record, AaH q.

Mr.. Fred. Oliver, of the Southern
Cotton Seed Oil Company, arrived in
the city yesterday evening, accom-
panied by Mr.. J. S. Price, of Raleigh,
NC. These gentlemen came to our
city to make arrangements for the
erection Of one Of the cotton seed oil
mills to be built in the South by the
company organized in Philadelphia
for competition with the Cotton Seed
Oil Trust Company which has mo-.
nopolized the business of late years.
Mr.. Oliver has secsred for site four
acres of land adjoining the cotton
compress on the west, and lying
along the railroad track. The prop
erty belonged to Mr.: George Lever.
and gas purchased at once:
Mr.. Oliver is making aFrap pgemcnts
to break ground On Wednesday next.
He was engaged to-day in contracts
for lumber and number of saw mill
men were here to put in bids. The
buildings are to be partly frame, and
will be double the capacity Of the
present Oil mills in tie city. The
capacity of the mills will be the
manipulation of 200 tons of seed per
day, but machinery for only 100 tons
will be put in at present, owing to
the fact th.t the machinery cannot
be had at present. BY November
the balance Of the machinery will be
put in, and the mills run their full
capacity.
Mr.: OLIVER states that he will have
the buildings and machinery up in
six weeks ard will get an earl y start
this fall.
Mr.. Price, who has bean ,nanaging
the mills at Raleigh, n. c., came
here for the purpose Of taking charge
Of the new mill in that capacity.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
Editor Watterson and the Eice-Pres-
idency.

Mr.. Watserson has replied to the
New York IIerald's nominstion Of
him as Vice President as follows.
lie indulges in comment on what he
considers an editors calling and
gives his idea about the complexion
Of the ticket in 'SS:
Barring the expression Of personal
compliment and good will, which it
would be churlish to deprecate, the
Hersld's Democratic nomination for
Vice President does not strike US.
It has about it lack both Of practi-
csbility and vraisemblance. It is
neither relevant nor polite. The
ediier who is true to his calling
makes egery year Of his life record
which would be !nrtful, if not fatal,
TO campaign requirements. The
editor who is fit for his calling is
likely to be unfit for Office, because
there is between the two the princl-
pal of an irreconeilable antagonism;
le functions of5he one being mainly
critical, Of the other more or less
constructive. Politics, no less than
Journalism, is . business to be
learned by regular service and to be
pursued consistently. Otherwlse its
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
4 aIill for Fine Cloth.

GREESvILLE, May 24.--The president
and directors of the Campertlown Cot
ton Mills having adopted resolution
sanctjoning the proposed addition to the
n2ill Of 2 pill for making fine cloth, a
Subscription list h4s been prepared and l!I
will be immediately circulated: It is
thought 100000 can DC obtained here
without difficulty, and that the remain:
ing sl50,000 of the S250,OO0 OF capital
can be easily obtained outside. Green
Vile people would probably give the
5000 0 asked OF them for a very small
promise of direct profit. But their
alacrity ig Stimulated by the fact that
the new mill will be under Cal. 7. P.
Hammctt's Infringement. It Il general
Unknown here that the two mills; OF
Which he j; now pres;lent. Campetdown
and Piedmont, raid % and 70 per cent.
re:pactively 9n their capital last year:
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
Railroad Election.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.


OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
A majority of the owners OF real estate
in Eewbelry Township, No. | having
fled their written application in this
Office asking that the qurstion Of sllb-
scription or no subscription of the sum
of ten tbousand dollars to the capital
stock OF the Columbia, Newberry and
Laurens Rlilro4l Company be submitted
to the qualified voters Of the said Town
ship, Hhd = the proyi>ions Of the Act in
cooperating the said Railroad Company,
and the amendments thereto.
Now, therefore, it is ordered that an
election be held at Newberry Court
House. on Thursday the ninth day OF
June, 1887 from eight o'clock in the
forenoon until ) O'Clock in the after
noon to determine whether the pro-
posed SUBSCRIPTION shall be made; at
which election the ballots shall haze
printed or written thereon either the
word subscriptions or tile words NO
SUBS scription.::s In case a majority Of
the BALLOTS cast ;lt such election shall
haye printed or written thereon :::Snb-
scription," then the proposed supscrip-
ton shall bc made.
C. B. Buist, William Johnson AMI j.
R. Mathewes are hereby appointed man.
ayers to hold and conduct the SAID cleo
tion.
given Hndcr our hands and official seal
this the scyenteenth day OF May, 1887.
B. WORkMAE. CA'm'n.
[L.s.I JOHN j. KlAARp,
S. B. AULL.
Board County Commissioners.
Attest:
GEO. B. CRoMEE, Clerk.
S-1n3t
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
The Allan tic and Western Railroad
.SDcciul 10 tie NcarS and Courier.


GkEESvILLE, May'24.-A conference
Of the directors of the Atlantic, Green-
vile and Western Railroad, aud the rep
resentatives OF Susong Co.. the con-
struction COMPANY Which has under
taken the b2MnGing OF railroad from
Port koysa1l to Knoxville, Tenn, via Au-
gu?eta and Grecnville, was held here last
night. 1t was prot,acted by al exhaust
i've discussion until l:30 this morning,
and resulted in the adoption by the di-
reetors of 4 resolution favoring the ANAL
gamation OF the Atlantic, Greenville and
Western with the through line.
it was elected by statement made
BY ". C. Benet, counsel Of Susong q
Co., that the distance from Augusta 10
Knoxville by the proposed line is 257
miles. OF this, one hundred miles, from
the Savannah River at Augusta to the
line OF Oak Lawn township, Greenvllle
County, is graded and ready for the
crossties. One hundred and eight miles
has been surveyed from the North Caro-
lima line to Knoxville, leaving a gap OF
fortv-nne miles between the Oak Lawn
line and the North Carolina line, all in
Greenviile County, not surveyed or
graded. Transylvania and Hayward
Counties, in North Carolina. through
which the line runs, will give, it is said,
SITS, 900 toward the grading. III. Knox
Vile subscription of 100000 is prom
ised. One construction company is
ready to undertake the completion OF
the road as soon as Grccnrille provides
for filling the glp through her territory.
A resolution was adopted, expressing
the sense OF the meeting that when the
several lines to compose the Though
line to Augusta are consolidated the city
and county OF Greenville will con-
tribute any reasonable sum for the build.
ing of the road to the North Carolina
line.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
Growth Of the Churches.
Auquata Chronicle.

The progress of Christianity in this
country is more marked than is gen.
orally supposed. In the last four
years the gain in churches was 49,
525, at the rate of 1881 a year, OF
l0a day. and represents in the ag-
gregste a large appropriation Of
money and effort. So. also. does the
remarkable increase Of ministers,
1854. The increase in membership
has been something like 40s,000
year, which is at the rate of LILY
every day. or 46 every hour. The
growth of Metbodism is particularly
enormous. A hundred years ago it
had all told about 1906 members !;
now it numbers 4,532,657, with A.
302 churches and 29,496 ministers,
not includidg local preachers. The
Total number Of communicants Of all
denominations in Che United StStes
is now 19,018,977.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
Convicted Of BlaSphemy.

Charles B. Reynolds, an infi1el lee.
turer, has been eopyicted by Nor,
ristown, n. Y, jury Of blasphemy in
speaking against the Diety and the
Christian religion and was fined 500,
although Bob Ingersoll defended
him.
The verdict will be generally ap
proved. Public sentiment demands
that the faith held and hopored by
ninety-nine in every hundred OF sixty
millions of free and intelligent people,
and forming the foundation of their
laws, should be protected by their
courts from public iasalt.
Ingersoll should be in the penlten-
tiary with. his tramp client. That is
the most appropriate place for their
oratory.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26

In returning thanks to you for my miracu-
lous cure OF eczema or salt rheum, l deem Il
advisable to give you q detailed account OF
my case, and as there is. and always will be
q prejudice against advertised Temeaiess'
YOU have my consent to publish this. testl-
monial and all inquiries, by letter or IN per.
son. will cheeriully answer. / do this 1nat
people who go on year after year paying OUT
clans and receive no cure, or even relle1, or
end In filling premature grave, as was near
ly.my case may be INDUCED to make 1ri;ii OF
At the age OF three months a rash made Its
appearance on my face. A physician was
called, he said teethins was the cause, he pre-
scribed some cooling medicine, but the sores
spread to my ears and head. another 81. u
was called. He professed to know all about
the case, called it "Kings Evil" and pre-:
scribed gunpowder, birthstone, a'u larn
mixed into salye, but the disease conllnneu.
They could not do anything with it Another
prescribed borax water and -four; another,
tinseed poultices. None Of them did me any
good at all. but made ME worse. The disease
Continued undated; it spread to my arms
and legs. till WAS laid up entirely, ana from
limbs contracted so that lost all control OF
them, and was utterly helpless. My mother
would have to lift ME out and into bed,
could get around the house on my hanos ana
and had to wear sort OF dressing gown. MY
hair had all matted down Or fallen on, ana
my head, face, and ears were One scab, end
had to have towel on my head al the
time in the summer to keep the flies oH. My
parents consulted a prominent physlcla anu
Surgeon here inChicago Qhe other ply slelans
before mentioned were OF Dundas and Ham.
ilton, Canada), he ga he could do nothing
Tor me-, that the chances were that ! would
grow out of it. or that it would strike in VI ard.
" and kill me in lime. He wanted TO cut
the sinews OF my legs so that could walk,
but would not let him, for if did get better
Iwould have no control OF them.
The disease continued in this manner until
was seventeen years old, and one day in
Januarys 1879, in the Chicago Tribune, read
an account of your medicines. They de-
scribed my case so exactly that thought, as
last 1esort, to give them trial.
When I first applied the CpTIEURA, l. was
ali raw and bleeding from scratching myself,
but when applied it went asleep almost
Immediately. something. ! had net done TOR
wears, the effect was 50 soothing